Yes, reading case files and attending mooting competitions are must-do activities for law students, but what should you do when you find yourself in Queensland, New South Wales, or Victoria and you’re looking for a bit of fun?

Has the Melbourne JD program been on your radar? Maybe you’re interested to learn more about why this program is ranked so highly.

OzTREKK recently chatted with Bond University Juris Doctor alumni Rod. He and wife, Kati, (OzTREKK’s own) provided insight, advice, and details on their experience of living in Australia and completing the Bond law program.

Starting down your dream career path is exciting, and a bit nerve-racking. You know what helps? Someone who has been there and done that.

A Sydney Law School Master of Law graduate, solicitor, barrister, and Federal Court judge, Jacqueline Gleeson has been appointed to the highest legal decision-making body in Australia.

What is practical legal training, like the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (GDLP) program at Bond University Law School? Find out!

If you’re considering law school, you’ll most likely be asked to participate in a moot. But what is mooting, exactly? Find out!

There are a range of opportunities for Griffith University law students, and many students know the benefits of building a strong network of colleagues.

Did you know the Melbourne Law School is ranked as the #1in Australia and 10th in the world in the latest QS World University Rankings?

When you study at the University of Newcastle Law School, you can have confidence that you’ll be studying under the guidance of well-respected instructors.